#GivingTuesday: ‘Tis the Season for Giving
In case you haven’t heard, the day after Cyber Monday, is called Giving Tuesday. … More #GivingTuesday: ‘Tis the Season for Giving
In case you haven’t heard, the day after Cyber Monday, is called Giving Tuesday. … More #GivingTuesday: ‘Tis the Season for Giving
If you’ve been shopping for some new books to get you through the business closures and social distancing, you may want to go the ebook route for the time being. … More Expect Delays on Paperbacks Ordered from Amazon During the COVID-19 Crisis
Mighty Quill Books loves all writers, but we feel especially strongly about championing female writers of the dark speculative genres. There are some incredible strong and deserving voices that need to be heard and we would like to build a community where these writers can unite; to discuss the craft of writing, to share ideas and their work with others in the field and reach a greater readership. … More Women Who Write the Dark
Welcome back! In case you hadn’t noticed, Mighty Quill Books has undergone a small revamp! We’ve relocated onto the Wordpress platform and are in the process of getting into a routine, once more. … More The Crow and the Butterfly
It’s seems such an obvious statement, but are you drawing upon the vast, deep and sacred archive of your own emotions to truly establish feeling and reality in your works?
They say “Life is what happens when you’re making other plans” and how true that phrase is! Life is very much a case of C’est la vie on the best of days… but that doesn’t mean that you can’t take back some control!
One of the best pieces of advice any author can be given, I believe, is simply: write what you know. But how does that apply to me, you might wonder?
You wouldn’t be blamed for thinking that the definition of Horror, these days, is movies the likes of the Saw franchise, because that’s what has been marketed to us. We see flashes of blood, dismembered body parts and we shake in our boots. However, as someone who loves a truly good horror film and story, I know horror to be so much more.
Every writer has a dream. Whether they admit to it or not is another matter entirely. Some dreams are multi-dimensional and know no bounds.